This
year, 290 wild spring Chinook salmon made the 85-mile trek up the
Klamath to find cool mountain waters for spawning. While this is
still far below average, it is more positive than last year's dismal
count of 90 fish. Celebrations were short-lived, however. Soon after
the numbers were fi

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